Carnival song: meaning of lero-lero, chuva de verão and quem cala consente Hello there and welcome to our Portuguese Basic Tips 83, called carnival song: meaning of lero-lero, chuva de verão and quem cala...
Hello and welcome to our Portuguese Basic Tips 82, called Meaning of deu zebra, pulga atrás da orelha, sextar and so forth On today’s podcast, we are going to speak about the meaning of...
Hello there and welcome to our Portuguese Basic Tips 81, called meaning of dedo em riste, tirar o pé, dar pitaco e treze On today’s episode, we are going to learn the meaning of...
Meaning of tamo junto, querer confete, mãos à obra and so forth Hello there and welcome to our Portuguese Basic Tips 80, called meaning of tamo junto, querer confete, mãos à obra and so...
Hello there and welcome to our Portuguese Basic Tips 79, called meaning of cantar de galo, frio na barriga and others On today’s podcast, I am going to explain to you the meaning of...
Hello there and welcome to our Portuguese Basic Tips 78 (in English) called Portuguese typical expressions used by car drivers On today’s podcast we are going to go over expressions used by car drivers...
Hello and welcome to our Portuguese Basic Tips 77 (in English) about Portuguese expressions originated in architecture On today’s podcast we are going to speak about Portuguese expressions originated in architecture. When the subject...
Hello there and welcome to our Portuguese Basic Tips 76 (in English), called expressions related to death in Portuguese In the previous episode, we talked about terms related to birth in Portuguese. It sounds...
Hello there and welcome to our Portuguese Basic Tips 75 (in English) with expressions related to birth in Portuguese On today’s podcast we are going to go over terms related to birth in Portuguese....
Hello there and welcome to our Portuguese Basic Tips 74 (in English) in wich we’ll keep exercising pronunciation in Portuguese On today’s podcast, we are going to keep exercising our pronunciation in Portuguese by...
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